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4441 Up and down the road to a big anti-war movement -- rank: 92

----- Original Message ----- From: "Nathan Newman" <nathan at newman.org> To: <lbo-talk at lists.panix.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 4:11 PM Subject: Re: Up and down the road to a big anti-war movement ---- Original Message ----- From: "Doug Henwood" <dhenwood at panix.com> Nathan Newman wrote: >Friends ...

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Author:	Ian Murray
Date:	Tue Jan 15 16:30:07 PST 2002

4442 Bella Ciao -- rank: 92

... as importantly, the film attempts to raise questions other than > police violence during its 100 minutes, such as the possible effect ...

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Author:	Chuck0
Date:	Sat Nov 23 22:59:00 PST 2002

4443 Up and down the road to a big anti-war movement -- rank: 92

... small number of vandals and violence-freaks who give the police the excuse to arrest and beat the shit out of ...

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Author:	Nathan Newman
Date:	Tue Jan 15 16:11:22 PST 2002

4444 [lbo-talk] Ticktin on Soviet "Planning" -- rank: 92

We've been here. I don't want to get into this debate again, so I'll just say rather dogmatically: I think Hayek and Mises overstate their case,but they identify real and deep problems with planning. We know from experience that some things can be effectively planned -- health care ...

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Author:	andie nachgeborenen
Date:	Sun Dec 17 16:45:30 PST 2006

4445 [lbo-talk] Disasters: Fallujah to Greensburg -- rank: 92

Checkout www.lovinrevolution.org for pictures, other reports, music and more. Disasters of our Age From Fallujah to Greensburg By Joe Carr 5-12-2007 I spent last Saturday in Greensburg, KS, and I can barely describe the devastation I saw there. I wish that I could say I ve never ...

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Author:	Chuck
Date:	Mon May 14 23:12:22 PDT 2007

4446 [lbo-talk] Nepal's Maoist youth create "climate of fear"-UN -- rank: 92

Reuters.com Nepal's Maoist youth create "climate of fear"-UN http://www.reuters.com/article/latestCrisis/idUSDEL140233 Sat Jun 23, 2007 KATHMANDU, June 23 (Reuters) - Activists from the youth wing of Nepal's former Maoist rebels are creating a "climate of fear" by abducting and beating people, the United Nations ...

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Author:	uvj at vsnl.com
Date:	Mon Jul 2 10:42:15 PDT 2007

4447 China & the Chinese in Indonesia -- rank: 92

STRATFOR's Global Intelligence Update May 10, 1999 The Emerging Indonesian Crisis and its Strategic Implications Summary: Indonesia's coming presidential elections have created enormous social and political tension domestically, and they have significant strategic implications. With U.S.-Chinese relations at their lowest point in years, the possibility of confrontation ...

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Author:	Michael Pollak
Date:	Mon May 10 23:36:56 PDT 1999

4448 [lbo-talk] A Busy Month At Baghdad's Main Morgue -- rank: 92

Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News): Baghdad morgue receiving 1,100 corpses monthly.@ HighBeam Research "In the days of Saddam, we had maybe 16 shootings a month," Bakr said. "Now we have more than that every day." Baghdad morgue receiving 1,100 corpses monthly. Courtesy of HighBeam ...

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Author:	Leigh Meyers
Date:	Sat Aug 13 20:58:28 PDT 2005

4449 [lbo-talk] Was Russians, now Healthcare, sicko, etc -- rank: 92

... deep sort of dismissle of all authority, especially white political-police authority. This authority is seen as completely irrelevant bullshit---created ... sort of similar dialectical swing between crack down and liberalism, police squads and social reformers, turns toward crime/irresponsibility and turns ...

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Author:	cgrimes at rawbw.COM
Date:	Sun Jul 1 17:29:25 PDT 2007

4450 Bad guys and burdens of proof (Was H Rap Brown) -- rank: 92

... minimums. I don't think it is possible to remove police or prosecutorial discretion. The cop on the steeet decides whom ... be determined in open court, not the back rooms of police and prosecutors. Mandatory sentencing takes all these decisions out of the courts and allows the police and prosecutors to decide, by deciding what to charge the ...

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Author:	andie nachgeborenen
Date:	Mon Nov 25 22:37:45 PST 2002

4451 Bad guys and burdens of proof (Was H Rap Brown) -- rank: 92

At 11:04 PM -0800 25/11/02, andie nachgeborenen wrote: >jks. No, my point is that some of your ideas are impractical anywhere. Which ones? I didn't realise I was suggesting anything new. Or anything that wasn't already established practice. >jks. The FSG are complicated. They are a ...

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Author:	billbartlett at dodo.com.au
Date:	Tue Nov 26 15:06:36 PST 2002

4452 Bennis on 9/11 -- rank: 92

http://www.ips-dc.org/911/pb-nnwo.htm The Newest New World Order Phyllis Bennis In the morning of September 11, "all changed, changed utterly." But what was born was not Yeats' "terrible beauty" but an incomprehensible horror. Over the course of minutes, then hours and days, everything changed utterly ...

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Author:	Mark Pavlick
Date:	Sun Jan 13 21:24:55 PST 2002

4453 Another Qaeda big fish disappears -- rank: 92

|| -----Original Message----- || From: Cian O'Connor || || Firstly, if the Observer has any story on the security || services you can't trust it. Along with the Times, || they seem to be the most gullible of the real || newspapers. Do you have anything to support this? || || MI5 have been protecting some Islamics ...

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Author:	Hakki Alacakaptan
Date:	Sun Jan 13 10:44:26 PST 2002

4454 Another Qaeda big fish disappears -- rank: 92

I can't believe this: Abu Qatada is _the_ top Qaeda mullah in Europe, and the Brits let him off - the same law-abiding, squeaky-clean Brits who had no compunction in summarily executing alleged IRA terrorists in Northern Ireland and Gibraltar. Abu Qatada is the mullah of the infamous Finsley ...

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Author:	Hakki Alacakaptan
Date:	Sun Jan 13 01:52:35 PST 2002

4455 Bad guys and burdens of proof (Was H Rap Brown) -- rank: 92

> > >jks. No, my point is that some of your ideas are > impractical anywhere. > > Which ones? I didn't realise I was suggesting > anything new. Or anything that wasn't already > established practice. For example, having an independent forensics commission vet all forensics evidence. Or having judges somehow take over charging ...

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Author:	andie nachgeborenen
Date:	Tue Nov 26 08:34:27 PST 2002